Tag: legality of smart drugs

One of our favorite topics on Cultural Property Law is whether or not nootropics (and smart drugs) are actually legal. We find this fascinating because for many decades performance enhancing drugs for physical capabilities has been outlawed, illegal, and banned according to the highest levels of competition. When it comes to business it seems the rules are different. Mental performance enhancing drugs are in a grey area and people are still utilizing them in order to get ahead.

The legality of using these nootropic drugs is far from known, but it is something that you should keep in mind. For example, a drug like aniracetam is in a grey area as it is not regulated by the FDA but it is considered a prescription in some countries like the former Soviet Union.

Because this is the case, it is really difficult to determine what is the best option for you to move forward with. Sometimes people complain that they are unable to use these drugs in a legal way but there are no alternative options from the FDA. This is definitely one way of looking at it and it is a good idea to consider how you can go about making this happen in your life.

Legality and Other Nootropics

Even though the aniracetam (and similar drugs like it) are considered in a grey area, plenty of nootropic options are legal to use and even encouraged. You might have heard of natural nootropics like bacopa that can provide you with a level of cognitive enhancement and anxiety reduction without a lot of differences. The vast majority of people who are trying to enhance their cognitive abilities need to be able to find out which are legal and which are not. You can learn more about bacopa from this video.

Of course, there is so much information the FDA isn’t saying, it is hard to do this properly!